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Kia unveiled the off-road camper concept PV5 WKNDR at SEMA Show, while UK-based Sussex Campervans created the first pop-up roof conversion for the production PV5.
Kia PV5 WKNDR concept Kia presented the off-road camper concept PV5 WKNDR at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, based on the electric van. The 4.7-meter-long model features a pop-up roof with a sleeping area, side awning, reinforced suspension, and off-road tires. Series production of the concept has not been confirmed.
First pop-up roof conversion British company Sussex Campervans introduced the world's first pop-up (folding) roof conversion for the electric Kia PV5 van. The modification adds only 18 mm to the vehicle's height and extensively uses recycled materials. The conversion price starts at 68,995 British pounds.
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Kia unveiled the PV5 WKNDR off-road camper concept based on an electric van. The 4.7-meter-long model features a pop-up roof with a sleeping area, a s...
Kia unveiled the PV5 WKNDR off-road camper concept based on an electric van. The 4.7-meter-long model features a pop-up roof with a sleeping area, a side awning, reinforced suspension, and off-road tires. The concept was presented at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, but mass production has not been confirmed.
UK-based Sussex Campervans has unveiled the first pop-top conversion for the Kia PV5 electric van. The conversion utilizes recycled materials and adds...
UK-based Sussex Campervans has unveiled the first pop-top conversion for the Kia PV5 electric van. The conversion utilizes recycled materials and adds only 18mm to the vehicle's height. The conversion price starts from £68,995.
UK-based Sussex Campervans has developed the first pop-top roof conversion for the Kia PV5 electric van. The modification adds only 18mm to the vehicl...
UK-based Sussex Campervans has developed the first pop-top roof conversion for the Kia PV5 electric van. The modification adds only 18mm to the vehicle's height and makes extensive use of recycled materials. The conversion starts from £68,995.
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